The Roku Streambar on sale again for $99 (save $31)

If you’re on the lookout for a soundbar which is also a streamer, and want to spend less than $100, there is currently only one option — the…

Best soundbars to enhance TV dialogue

Whether it’s too-loud commercials or mumbly dialogue, sometimes the speaker in your TV just can’t cut it. While there are some things you can do to make your…

Get the movie theater experience in your living room with this $70 soundbar: ‘Beautiful, bold sound!’

This is the best soundbar deal at Walmart. It comes with a wireless subwoofer and is $80 off for a limited time.

Black Friday soundbar deals 2021: the deals we expect to see

Black Friday soundbar deals may be a while away, but they’re always worth waiting for, giving you the chance to save big on the best soundbars you can…

LG SP9YA soundbar review: This 5.1.2 speaker gets its surround effects from the sides

LG’s 5.1.2-channel soundbar uses side-firing drivers rather than separate speakers for surround effects. Is that effective?

Sony HT-A7000 review: a next-gen Atmos soundbar that’s (almost) perfect for gaming

A7000, which starts shipping in September, embraces gamers with two HDMI 2.1 passthrough inputs capable of 8K, 4K at 120Hz, and Dolby Vision HDR. There are still very…

This is the best soundbar deal at Walmart — the best-selling Philips pick is on clearance for $70

This soundbar comes with a wireless subwoofer and turns your living room into a movie theater. Get it for $80 off.

Zvox AV357 review: Premium soundbar improves your TV’s voices

The Zvox AV357 will make your TV sound better than ever, even it’s not the last word in affordability or features.

This Philips soundbar is perfect for summer movie nights and it’s on clearance for $70

Get this soundbar with a wireless subwoofer for $80 off at Walmart! The post This Philips soundbar is perfect for summer movie nights and it’s on clearance for…

Zvox AV357 soundbar review: Premium dialogue, but not the best value

The Zvox AV357 will make your TV sound better than ever, but it’s not got the last word in affordability or feature count.